Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Delhi Traffic Advisory for Kanwar Yatra 2026
The Delhi Traffic Police has issued a 13-day travel advisory for the Kanwar Yatra, which starts on 30 July and ends on 11 August.
During this time, many people walk to collect holy water from the Ganga River and offer it at Shiva temples.
The police have closed some roads to keep the pilgrims safe and manage traffic better.
They have also arranged extra buses from Ghaziabad to Haridwar to help people travel easily.
Some important roads that will be closed include the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway and routes near Apsara Border and Bhopura Border.
Delhi Traffic Police issued a 13-day travel advisory for Kanwar Yatra from 30 July to 11 August.
Key routes like Delhi-Dehradun Expressway and several borders will be restricted for safety.
350 buses will operate on the Ghaziabad-Haridwar route to meet increased demand.
Temporary bus depots set up at Lal Kuan and Dasna for better coordination.
Pilgrims advised to use only designated traditional routes for their safety.
- Who
- Delhi Traffic Police, Kanwar Yatris
- What
- 13-day travel advisory issued for Kanwar Yatra
- When
- 30 July to 11 August
- Where
- Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan
- Why
- To ensure safety and smooth traffic management during the pilgrimage
Traffic Management
Pilgrimage Safety
Route Restrictions
Traffic Management
Traffic Police restrict routes for smooth traffic management.
Pilgrimage Safety
Restrictions ensure safety for Kanwar Yatris.
- Duration
- 30 July to 11 August
- Key Routes Affected
- Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, Apsara Border, Bhopura Border, Loni Border, Indirapuram Nala Road
- Buses on Ghaziabad-Haridwar Route
- 350
- Temporary Bus Depots
- Lal Kuan, Dasna
- Pilgrimage Destination
- Gaumukh, Gangotri Dham, Haridwar